Rotherham Renaissance is a 25-year programme that is transforming the face of the town centre. A forecast investment of £2bn from public and private sector sources, aims to create a new, vibrant, high-quality town centre, while keeping the best of the existing architecture.
The Rotherham Renaissance project focuses on the opportunities of the River Don with riverside office developments, marinas, pavement cafés, new restaurants, and an enhanced night-time economy. It will include the development of a new civic, cultural and arts quarter, featuring green public spaces and boulevards, and much more…

Other projects include: new homes, offices and shops, the redevelopment of the markets and train station, to create a massively improved environment in which people will live, learn and work.

Award-winning Liverpool-based developer Iliad is creating one of the biggest elements of the Renaissance programme - the £37m Westgate Project, the first stage in improving a major gateway into the town centre. Iliad, is well advanced with the first phase of its All Saints' Quarter, which will create bright new residential, retail, office and public space between the town centre and the River Don.

Seeing really is believing when it comes to Rotherham’s Renaissance! Rotherham people are now being invited to take a look at a new scale model to see what goes where in the £2bn regeneration of the town centre. The 3D model is on display on the Ground Floor of Bailey House near to the reception desk. There is also an opportunity for people to complete surveys on what their views are of the town centre, which we would be grateful to hear.